Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
NEWS SUM VI AIRY.
Struck Her Husband and Died-Tra'u
ColIision--Jako sharp Sentenced
Coke Strikcrg Weakening.

Struck Hcr Husband and Died-Tra'u
ColIision-Jako sharp Sentenced
Coke strikcrs Weakening.
Timothy Carey, o cripple, uas sup
ported by his wife In New York, fhe
keeping few boarders and working as
lam dress. The couple spent Wednss
day night In quarreling. Yesterday
morning, after getting breakfast for her
boarders, Mrs. Carey struck her bus-
band on the head with stick, and
committed suicide by swallowing poi
son. Several years ago Mrs. Carey WAS
sentenced to imprison ment for life for
setting FIRE to her sisters house, but
after she had served two years Gov
ernor Cleveland pardoued her.
Two trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad ran into each other near
|Gaitersburg, Maryland, last evening,
and both locomotives and several cars
were wrecked. At the place of collision
the double track merges into single
track, 'and the brakes of the East
bound train failed to work when ap.
piled In order to allow the West-aoiD q
train to run on to the DOODLE track. I"
No one was fatally injured.
ShSOD OuhEp Who bOuIouCou Uy u uuko
Barrett, In New York, on Thursday, to
pay . Hne Of $4,000 and be imprisoned
In Sing Sing Penitentiary at hard labor
Potter, Of the Supreme Court, granted
until Monday next. The order directs
why . permanent stay Of proceedings
should not be granted.
Thirty additional Pinkerton detec.
tives passed through Pittsburg on
Thursday morning for the ConnellsyilIe
region. There has been no trouble, and
the addition to the force on band is
merely precautionary. The strike is
reported to be weakening, as additional
men went to work at Youngstown, Jim
town and West Lsisenring on Thurs
dsy.
At youngstown, Ohio, on Wednes
day afternoon, the police and epecia
ofiice by direction of Mayor Steel
tore out the Pittsburg and Westerr
IcrossinR, ON Mill street. This actor
Was resisted by the officers and em
Iployes of the railroad. The company
will attempt to put In the tracks again
| Commander Evans, president of thu
Steel Inspection Board, was in Wash
ington Thursday ON business with th'
Secretary OF the Navy. He says: "Th'
manufacture Ct steel for the new cruis
ers is progressing satisfactorily, and tn
charaoter Of the material is CONSTANT!
Improving"
1 Notice is given by the General Exec
utive Committee of the Grand Army o
the Republic to all department and pos
commanders that 1t will be absolutei,
necessary for all those who desire to q
Into camp at St. Louis to send their sp
plication for tents by or before Augus
lst.
i Fonr colored men at work on cell
ing In the State House at Columbia
lSouth Carolina, were yesterday morn
ling thrown to the floor, thirty feet be
How, by the giving way Of scaffold
lGeorge OAldwall was killed and tn
others were injured, one, Cyrus Jack
son, perhaps mortally.
It Is reported from Ishpeming, Mich
4 gan, that "assays of the quartz foun
8 on the gold prospect OF the Lake sup'
rior Iron Company, west OF that cit!
gave $13 in gold from twelve ounces {
rock, or $35, 600 gold to the ton. Minel
D have traced vein 900 feet on the sui
face
The city of St. Paul was visited o
"wednesday night by countless swarm
. OF what are called "day bngs," whic
/ lswarmed around the gas lamps an
/ electric lights, and covered building
, and the ground. In one place the
3 covered the pavement to the depth
r over foot.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland a
r rived at Forestport, N Y.,on Thursday
and are the guests of Rsv. William n
Q Cleveland and his wife. Mrs. Cley,
Hand, though suffering from an ipfiame
Ieye, walked about the lawn in ihe q
ternoon, and later took drive.
II The town of Nogales, Arizona, WI
. Inundated on Wednesday afternoon b
!, . cloud burst On q neighboring moul
tain. In the vicinity Of the town III
i houses were swept away and an infa1
was drowned.
At Lexington, Mississippi, on We
J. nesday afternoon, r b. Chatham, I
dependent and Republican candida
for the Legislature, shot and killed job
s. Harkins, Jr., associate editor OF Il
: Bulletin.
Judge Van Hoesen, of the Court
!, Common Pleas in New York, fainte
Q yesterday on the bench. After havir
It been treated by q physiciAn he wi
Y taken home in carriage in the eve
= ling.
'. The French societies of New Yor
yesterday celebrated the anniversal
OF the fall of the Bastiie by a parad
Icomprislng 1900 men, and exercises
4 one Of the uptown parks.
d A violent wind storm passed ov
4 Q ne bee and the surrounding countr
q on Wednesday night, uproo,ing lsri
ltrees. leveliing chtmneys and unroohr
build ings.
! Twelve new cases OF yellow few
t were reported in Key West yesterda
Q but no deaths.
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